Prince Harry’s US visa is under new scrutiny after publicizing a viable version of his immigration documents, which discusses whether Shahi has misrepresented past drug use.
Judge Carl Nicholas, who was appointed during the Trump administration, ordered the release of radical documents by March 18, 2025. The US Department of Homeland Security complied by sharing files under the supervision of the court.
This development has intensified the debate about Prince Harry’s legal status in the light of the ongoing large -scale deportation in the United States. Greg Susanon, chairman of the UK Republicans abroad, advised that if Harry misled the authorities at the request of his visa, he should not be treated as priority.
Under the US immigration law, people with drug abuse can be considered unacceptable unless they show full apology. “The most clever thing for Harry is to leave the United States, avoid action and volunteer,” Swisson said.
This debate is partially from Prince Harry’s own memoirs SpareWhere he openly discussed the use of past drugs. Legal experts and political observers are now questioning whether their disclosures are in accordance with the information submitted in their visa application.
No formal action has been taken against the Duke of Sussex, but the matter is under public and legal scrutiny as implementing immigration dominates US policy headlines.
